QR Code to Calm the Soul: Taoist Master's Electronic Talisman Library

[Introduction to the novel] Peng Xiuyuan is the Maoshan Taoist priest who most "advances with the times" in his generation. His mahogany sword is plugged into a power bank, and there is a POS machine hidden in the secret pocket of his Taoist robe. The "electronic talisman library" in his mobile phone is more complete than the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion - scan the QR code to pay and you can get the consecration talisman. He is innocent and supports Huabei installments. When the female ghost at midnight pestered him for a "five-star review", the black-hearted Taoist priest calmly took out the QR code and said: "Scan the code first to pay the merit fee, and then I will send you a spell package for the afterlife." But when he used a drone to drop paper money on the live broadcast platform to visit the haunted house, he was flooded with barrage. "The Taoist Priest is so handsome, please use WeChat." Let's see how the sinister Taoist priest uses codes to draw symbols and uses 5G fighting skills to turn the city with howling ghosts and wolves into his "supernatural KPI check-in site" - merit points must be earned, money must be earned, and as for those lonely ghosts who want to cause trouble? Open the scan code payment page first! (Note: This book contains a lot of famous cyber ghost exorcism scenes. It is recommended to use it with WiFi to prevent being frightened by electronic spells that suddenly pop up and drop your phone.)